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Monitor articles for September 09, 1996

• Mexico's 'Good' Guerrillas Halt Talks to Rethink Their Strategy
• Banks Keep Merging, And Adding Services
• Passengers Face Stricter Scrutiny To Keep Flying the Skies Friendly
• Goodbye, Mr. Nerd, Hello, Mr. Silicon Valley
• Bombs Away: US Clears Laos of the Unexploded
• New Sapling Amid Old-Growth Leaders
• US Workers Can Expect Fatter Checks
• Brits Bring Wives Into Political Fray, A la Hillary, Liddy
• A New Teacher's Message of High Hope - and Expectation
• What's Good for Burma
• Why Dole Tax Cut Isn't Trimming Clinton Lead
• Alienating Our Allies
• A Tough Teacher, A Tender Lesson
• A Better Way in Iraq
• The Iraqi Leader Who Lives And Rules by the Sword
• Dole Is in Quandry Over California Vote
• Films About Children Prevail at Montreal Festival
• News In Brief
• One for the Forests
• Reasons for A Marriage
• Political Fruitage
• Okinawa Sends Tokyo and US A Clear Message: Reduce Bases
• Shepherd of the Streets Gave Direction to Drifters
• Good is Settled Forever
• Novelists Debut: Coming to Terms With Losses in Five Families
• Hollywood Takes the Silver, Olympics Gets Gold
• Now-Secular Hungarians Reluctant To Return Schools to Church
• Canada's Economy Bolstered By Trade Boom, Fall in Deficits
• A Teacher Tallies Lessons Of Three Decades' Work